What are the symptoms of tuberculous cystitis?

The symptoms of tuberculous cystitis include fever, frequent micturition, urinary pain, etc.

1. Fever

tuberculous cystitis is an inflammatory reaction caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection of the bladder. Mycobacterium tuberculosis can be used as a heat source in the body to stimulate the temperature regulation center, causing abnormal function. Patients show fever.

2. Frequent micturition

inflammatory factors can stimulate involuntary contraction of bladder detrusor muscle, causing frequent urination.

3. Urinary pain

Inflammatory factors can also damage the mucosa around the bladder outlet. When patients urinate, urine constantly washes the wound and can cause pain. The patient shows urinary pain.